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Citation · C0753 · record

Baltimore, Maryland, U.S., Passenger Lists, 1820-1964

The National Archives At Washington, D.c.; Washington, D.c.; Records of the Us Customs Service, Rg36; NAI Number: 2655153; Record Group Title: Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1787-2004; Record Group Number: 85

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Validator (claude-opus-5-5, 2026-10-28): supports, confidence 3/4, tier record.
Line 7 of the SS Dresden list (Baltimore, 20 April 1892) clearly reads 'Antonia Tauber', female, single, ditto Bohemia, last residence 'Mustiza', bound for Illinois with $3.00, Catholic. This supports the arrival date, place and ship. However, the age column reads 19, not the 17 given in the claim note. That implies a birth year about 1872–73 rather than 1875, so either the age was mis-recorded or overstated, or the identification should be rechecked. The Bremen departure is not shown on this page.
Matches: Line 7 reads 'Antonia Tauber', a variant of Antonie Tauber; female, single; Header: 'Alien Immigrants Arriving at the Port of Baltimore', SS Dresden, Apl 20th 1892, matching the April 1892 Baltimore arrival; Last residence on line 7 reads 'Mustiza' or 'Mustizy', consistent with the note's Mostiště; Nativity is ditto 'Boh' (Bohemia/Czech lands); destination is ditto 'Ills' (Illinois)
Flags: The age on line 7 reads 19, not 17 as the claim note states; Age 19 in April 1892 implies birth about 1872–73, more than one year from the claimed 1875 birth
Limits: This page does not show the port of departure; 'from Bremen' is not visible on this sheet; Reading 'Mustiza' as Mostiště is an interpretation; several places share that name, and the list gives only 'Boh' as nativity; The list gives no birth date or parents to tie this passenger firmly to the database's Antonie Tauber

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